De Tocqueville observed a laissez-faire government in the United States, which meant that the government allowed businesses and commercial activity to occur with little governmental oversight. Laissez-faire is French for "hands off," thereby implying a disconnected role between government and business, a policy that led to the creation of huge monopolies, wealth inequality, and the Gilded Age in the late 1800s.
The Sierra Club was established as an advocate for Conservation
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
The conservation political movement is also a social and environmental movement that started to protect all the natural resources. They can be animals and plants and this movement protected them and their habitats.
The Sierra Club is the oldest and also the largest environmental establishment in the US. This organization was started in the mid 19th century by John Muir who was a Scottish-American ecologist and served as the first president of it.
He argued that conservation policy was not strong and the world will continue to look at the natural resources for its economic growth. That led him to found this organization to advocate enhance the Conservation policy. He formulated a policy that it is necessary to produce more forests so that they can be used without destroying their existence.
The Treaty of Versailles ended WWI and its terms were extremely harsh on Germany. What really upset the German people was that there were no German representatives when the treaty was drafted, in other words, Germany had no say in what happened to it after the war and was forced to sign it. This lack of representation, and the terms of the treaty, led to serious resentment of how Germany was to make reparations.
The answer is letter C.) <span>a newspaper editorial about families who were displaced</span>
